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Abigail Miller

2018-19 Fulbright: Abigail Miller

May 3, 2018

Elizabeth Theiss-Morse

Theiss-Morse named interim dean of arts and sciences

April 24, 2018

Nebraska alumna Channy Chhi Laux talks with students during her visit on April 18. Laux is a survivor of the Cambodian genocide.

Husker alumna, genocide survivor returns to share her story

April 20, 2018

Kevin Smith, professor of political science, has published findings that people can choose liberals or conservatives by a viewing a person's photo or video. Behind Smith are photos from the 2003 Congressional Pictorial Directory. Top row from left: John Duncan (R-TN), John Olver (D-MA), George Miller (D-CA), Phil Crane (R-IL). Bottom row from left: John Shadegg (R-AZ), Jim McDermott (D-WA) and Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA).

Red or blue in the face? Study says conservatives show less emotion

April 3, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

In his Big Red Talk, Reid DeSpiegelaere will connect his experiences and skills gained from extracurricular involvements to his work in the non-profit world.

Vello leader, Nebraska alumnus to deliver Big Red Talk

April 3, 2018

Amy Herman

Conference will focus on national security issues

March 7, 2018

Jesse

Nebraska experience aids Casas Ferguson's legislative ambitions

March 5, 2018

Society & Culture

Patrice McMahon

McMahon is new director of University Honors Program

February 14, 2018

Lecture series to explore a just world order

February 9, 2018

Society & Culture

People stand beside a building as the sun sets over Whiteclay. Many of those who spend time drinking on the streets in Whiteclay spend their nights in a makeshift camp not far from the town.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Jan. 5

January 5, 2018

Herbie Husker crowd surfs with some help from the Cornhusker Marching Band, cheerleaders and Nebraska alumni outside the Wick Alumni Center.

Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for Dec. 15

December 15, 2017

A University of Nebraska-Lincoln brain study shows liberal voters may penalize Democratic candidates with conservative views.

Left-brained: Study suggests conservative Democrats don't compute for liberal voters

November 13, 2017

Society & Culture